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Though the eyes of the sodden Silverstone spectators were focused on Mercedes’ British duo of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell during a damp qualifying session on Saturday, it was Formula 1’s smooth operator who finally claimed pole position in a landmark 150th Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen enjoys a healthy 46-point lead over Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez in the F1 Drivers’ Championship ahead of the British Grand Prix.
Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz has warned Max Verstappen that he has the pace to hold pole position at Silverstone after qualifying success. Sainz will lead the pack at Silverstone in Sunday’s British Grand Prix in his maiden pole after enjoying the wet conditions in qualifying to put in a leading lap time. Ad/> Red Bull's Verstappen will start alongside his former Toro Rosso teammate and will be full of confidence going into the race after Azerbaijan and Monaco success, which has put him 46 points clear at the top of the drivers’ standings.
Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has vowed to fight from P4 on the grid at the British Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen has hit out at the British media for the differing coverage of him being booed by supporters compared to Lewis Hamilton. Verstappen was booed by a section of fans while attempting to complete media duties after qualifying for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Saturday.
Carlos Sainz landed his first series pole at Silverstone by 0.072s over defending champion Max Verstappen, who was hampered by yellow flags on his final lap.
Lewis Hamilton said his fans are still carrying the pain of last season’s championship defeat after Max Verstappen was subjected to a chorus of boos ahead of Sunday’s British Grand Prix.
Carlos Sainz has revealed he initially thought the lap that secured his maiden F1 pole was "nothing special", but is confident his Ferrari has the pace to win Sunday's British GP.